Aeschynanthus
- noun
- /ˌiːs.kɪˈnæn.θəs/
- Specialized
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Aeschynanthus
- The Aeschynanthus is often called the lipstick plant due to its tubular red flowers.
Examples
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Botanists admire the unique seeds of Aeschynanthus, which have hairs at both ends.
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She cultivated several species of Aeschynanthus in her tropical greenhouse.
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The Aeschynanthus plant is known for its vibrant colors.
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Many gardeners love to cultivate Aeschynanthus species.
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The Aeschynanthus is prized for its stunning red flowers, which attract many pollinators.
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In her garden, she has a variety of Aeschynanthus known for their unique, hairy seeds.
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Gardeners appreciate the bright blooms of Aeschynanthus, especially during the summer months.
Synonyms
A group of woody plants that grow on other plants without hurting them and have bright flowers like lipstick plants
Compounds
- Specialized
A small hanging houseplant that has thick leaves and bright red flowers called the lipstick plant
- Specialized
A group of woody plants that grow on other plants without hurting them and have bright flowers like lipstick plants
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Aeschynanthus comes from Greek parts aischyn- 'shame' and -anthus 'flower'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of its bright red, tube-shaped 'lipstick' flowers that look like a blushing or hiding flower, so the name fits the plant's showy blooms.
